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Welcome to That's what she said. Conversations with interesting people from the world

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I'm Roachie Bennett, my god, Lamar is. I have too many telling lamas.

Oh, man, this guy Roger Bennett. What a fascinating dude. Okay, so he says in the podcast

multiple times that he lives in darkness and he's full of gloom and self-doubt and anxiety.

But he also consistently describes life and living in America and put ball a.k.a soccer

and his wife and everything with such poetic glowing prose. He's truly a man of great extremes.

So this dilemma of having too many dilemmas, Roger, I don't actually think you have too many dilemmas.

I think you're maybe just more comfortable always being slightly uncomfortable.

You've got to sort of balance your enormous joy for things like heart to heart and Chicago bears

and Dana Plato in different strokes with a enormous distress over other things.

And I feel like if I stripped you of these dilemmas real and imagined,

I fear I'd then be changing your very soul. I'd be stripping you of your liver,

puddley and angst and stealing away that very deeply British despair that makes you you.

So just this once, I actually refused to solve a dilemma. I'm going to keep you just as you are.

The commission has spoken.

Oh, by the way, stick around for a bonus dilemma that I solve from Katie Nolan at the end of the pod.

My guess this week is Roger Bennett, the co-host of Men in Blazers with Michael Davies,

a wildly popular football, aka soccer podcast and show on NBC Sports Network.

The show's tagline is, we believe soccer is America's sport of the future, as it has been since 1972.

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